Although Margaret Juhae Lee was born in the United States and raised in Houston, she never felt at home.
REVIEW: Starry Field: A Memoir of Lost History by Margaret Juhae Lee
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REVIEW: If This Were Fiction: A Love Story In Essays by Jill Christman
The essay collection transports readers from the ordinary to the extraordinary with powerful writing encompassing a breadth of emotions.
REVIEW: The Memory of All That: A Love Story about Alzheimer’s by Mary MacCracken
The memoir thoughtfully explores the journey of caring for a spouse with Alzheimer’s disease and the struggle of caregiving.
REVIEW: A Body Across Two Hemispheres: A Memoir in Essays by Victoria Buitron
The memoir-in-essays about growing up in two countries explores universally relatable themes in exquisite prose.
REVIEW: Writing While Masked: Reflections on 2020 and Beyond
In Writing While Masked: Reflections on 2020 and Beyond a group of writers from Washington document their experiences in essays, prose, and poetry.
REVIEW: Killer Looks: The Forgotten History of Plastic Surgery in Prisons by Zara Stone
The little-known history of plastic surgery for prisoners reflects a societal bias about attractiveness and a surprising aid to convict rehabilitation.
REVIEW: Big Reader: Essays by Susan Olding
A life-long love of books and her personal connections to specific works are explored by a master essayist.
REVIEW: Art for the Ladylike: An Autobiography Through Other Lives by Whitney Otto
The book examines the lives of eight groundbreaking female photographers and that of its author, pondering issues faced by all female creatives.
REVIEW: Wife | Daughter | Self : A memoir in essays by Beth Kephart
“Memoir is the life wanting to be transformed. It is the life we have been waiting for.”
REVIEW: Swing: A Memoir of Doing It All by Ashleigh Renard
Attending sex clubs was far from habitual for Renard and her husband.
